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June 2015
GRAND KNIGHT’S CORNER
By SK Ron Krom
Brothers and sisters,
How quickly a year flies by! It has been a whirlwind of fun, work, and activity that has enabled me to meet and be with more of you than before. It has been a privilege to represent you and be the “face” of K of C Council 9993, and I hope I have done well.
One never accomplishes all that he wishes, but aiming high is better than settling for a sure thing. My goal was to meet all of you and increase the unity, fraternity, and brotherhood at St. Patrick. That is something I will continue to work on after completing this term in office, since I expect to spend another three years as trustee. Among other things, I remain as acting webmaster, and another personal goal is to make the web page a tool that helps further Father McGivney’s vision for us. As we recruit younger members, we may need to adopt newer technology tools such as Twitter or Instagram. So I hope there will soon be someone who can take my place and bring us to the next level, while retaining ties to older members as well.
Our works of charity this year have been outstanding. We have volunteered, helped others, and raised money for many worthy causes. The Annual Benefit headed by Brian LaMay, Air Force Football Parking led by Frank Peck, and the King Soopers Card Program developed by Herman Jasper have all enabled us to support the Church, Community, Military, Pro-Life Activities and more. Our Kitchen Crews have served thousands of pancake breakfasts and hundreds of fish fry servings. Others will help at our picnic, the parish picnic, Oktoberfest, or Sky Sox night. Many of you serve in parish ministries or community charities such as Marian House or Habitat for Humanity. But lest we grow smug, let’s realize that much remains to be done, and many of us need to be more involved. So if you haven’t made the time to offer the Lord some time for charitable work, pick a project and dive in. Once you try it, you’ll probably be hooked. And bring your family along – don’t leave them home. Make it a togetherness thing!
Unity is an area where many of us “get it” and quite a few don’t. What do I mean by that? Fr. McGivney founded the K of C be-cause the mostly-Irish Catholics in his parish needed to support each other in the face of economic hardship and discrimination. By uniting their efforts, they supported widows and orphans and provided security to struggling families. So, it is through our unity that we are able to accomplish all the things I have mentioned. Even in prayer, Jesus didn’t want us to be alone. He said, “For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.” (Matthew 18:20)
Unity in faith is another important facet of Knighthood. As Knights we’re called to be children of Mary our Mother, and to pray the rosary often. We are asked to pray for our clergy and Church, for vocations, for respect for all life, for families and traditional mar-riage. And especially we need to pray for each other. Also we gather and pray as a body, united in worship at Corporate Com-
munion or Marian night of prayer. So join us in prayer, too. Prayer changes things.
By the time you read this, we will have elected the officers for 2015-2016, and I am sure they will carry the torch faithfully and well. It would be wonderful if you would attend the installation dinner on June 25th to welcome them and show your support. Besides it will be a great dinner – all inclusive for only $25. I hope you will also make it to our summer socials – the Council Family Picnic on June 12th and Sky Sox Outing on July 21st. Come with family and / or bring a friend. Details follow.
I look forward to seeing you and your family at lots of activities in the coming year. Bring your energy and your ideas!
VIVAT JESUS! OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, PRAY FOR US!
Editors Note: Due to the length of this issue, one extra page has been added (page 10) to this newsletter. Postage constraints limit
the number of pages that can be included in the hard copy version of this issue. For those of you receiving a hardcopy, you may view this
on http://kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/newsletters.asp?CNO=9993.
Celebrate the June Dates!
June 2015 Knights’ Knews
FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
Brothers and Sisters, please remember in your Prayers:
♣ Don Bartek & baby Grace, Ravi Ballerman & Family, Brian Bruns, Skip Cahn, Fr. Bill Carmody, Mary Car-roll, Heather Dehart, Fr. Don Dunn, James Eck, Stephanie English, Chris Holton, Debbie Hudson, Vince Kier-ney, Fran Krom, Dwaine Krones, Geri Lavato, Taylor Lily, Rick Losey, Andrew Marjam, Dan McClure, Ann Murphy, Michael Nishimuta, Frank Peck, Bob Stevens, Burt Scanlan, Leo Schuler, Sue Smith, Fr Larry So-lan, Joe & Peggy Solms, Susan Taylor, Tony & Shelly Verkamp, Tony Verkind, Chuck Weida, and Mathew Williams
♣ For the Repose of the Soul: Raymond Dobson, Charlie Hovasse, John Justin, Gwen Lipeteska, Dick Suth-
erland, and William (Bill) Zint.
♣ For all Military, Police, Fire Fighters, First Responders and all who work diligently to provide comfort for
people in need.
♣ For our National Leaders that they may work to preserve our Freedom of Religion, The Rights of Con-
science, the
Sanctity of Marriage and respect for all human life from conception to natural death.
♣ For the Prayer intentions and Mission of our Holy Father Pope Francis I.
Members June Birthdays
Matt A Dodds Jun 02 Mark E Abrams Jun 19
Michael J Novak Jun 07 William Daniels Jun 20
Robert A Sherwood Jun 09 David J Wendlandt Jun 20
M Kevin Mc Hugh Jun 10 Michael J Herder Jun 21
Vincent D Egan Jun 14 Joe G Zanini Jun 23
Vincent A Kierney Jun 14 James R Davis Jun 27
Jorge Aguilar Jr Jun 15 Michael J Sparling Jun 27
Travis G Maune Jun 17 Michael T Valdez Jun 30
Patrick K Rugg Jun 18
Wives June Birthddays
Melissa Anderson Jun 05
Lois Solms Jun 07
Melissa Aguilar Jun 08
Heidi Rector Jun 19
Brenda Elliott Jun 22
Elixabeth Williams Jun 23
June Anniversaries
Aaron & Elizabeth Williams Jun 02 25 yrs
Craig & Toni Seiler Jun 08 47 yrs
Thomas & Judy Curry Jun 09 13 yrs
Cyriel & Arlene DePestel Jun 09 59 yrs
Edward & Georgene Survil Jun 20 45 yrs
Timothy & Sabrina Giblin Jun 21 07 yrs
.COMING EVENTS – Mark Your Calendar
(Check the full calendar for all events)
Date Event
June 7 Pancake Breakfast (St Patrick)
June 12 St. Patrick Church Picnic (St. Patrick)
June 22 Clergy Appreciation Dinner (St. Paul)
June 25 KofC #9993 Officer Installation Banquet
(Texas T-Bone)
Date Event
July 12 Pancake Breakfast (St Patrick)
July 21 SkySox Baseball Game & Tailgate Party
Knights’ Knews June 2015
New Council Officers for 2015-2016 Selected
We would like to congratulate the following individuals for their selection to be KofC Council 9993 offi-
cers!
Grand Knight Jim Wermers Deputy Grand Knight Rick Losey
Chancellor Matt Dodd Treasurer Tom Lovato
Recorder Eric Hofer Advocate Jaime Santos
Warden Eric Mantz Inside Guard Craig Seiler
Outside Guard Jake Justen
Ladies Auxiliary Korner By Fran Krom
The month of June begins the summer break for the Ladies Auxiliary. Officer Installation will be on June 25th at the
Texas T-Bone Steak House. Advance reservations and payment are required. All of the current officers of the Ladies
Auxiliary have accepted an additional term of office for the next year.
The Ladies Auxiliary participated in the annual charity fundraiser for the
State Ladies Auxiliary on May 16. A very interesting program and character
portrayal highlighted the luncheon. Ann Weida, from our Auxiliary, fash-
ioned door prizes from items donated by the members of our Auxiliary.
Members of the Auxiliary also contributed salads for the luncheon menu.
Centerpieces designed just for the event were donated to Holy Apostles
Church for use at the annual Mother’s Day Tea. Approximately $1000 was
earned for next year’s charity donations.
Meetings will resume on September 24th at 6:30 p.m. in the Bonzel Hall.
We will serve drinks and refreshments at the social hour following the meet-
ing. We welcome ladies who are interested in learning more about the Aux-
iliary to attend the meeting and visit with other women of faith.
"I used to pray that God would feed the hungry, or do this or that, but now I
pray that he will guide me to do whatever I'm supposed to do, what I can
do…Blessed Teresa of Calcutta, MC
Recently, Mary Ann Lamecker received a Cer-
tificate of Recognition for Lady of the Year
nomination from Barbara Heumann, President
Colorado State Ladies Auxiliary
An Update on King Soopers Gift Cards Herman Jasper
Gift Card Coordinator
The monthly Statement for King Soopers Gift Cards was just received. From April 19 to May 16 a
total of $9,045 was loaded into our King Soopers Gift Cards. That is bad news and good news.
Bad news, because the amount is less than the previous four weeks. Good news because the price
of gas is down and we were all spending less.
Many thanks for your active participation and making this a success. Keep using your card, and
promote its use with family and friends. See me if you need a card.
Brother Knights, if you have changes to your home address, phone number or email address, please email
Paul Miller, Financial Secretary, at [email protected] or call 719-440-5313 (leave a message if no answer)
Knights of Columbus Council #9993
& Ladies Auxiliary
OFFICER INSTALLATION & DINNER
You are cordially invited to attend the Knights of Columbus and La-
dies Auxiliary annual officer installation and dinner. The event is
scheduled as follows:
Date: Thursday, June 25, 2015
Location: Texas T-Bone Restaurant (North) 5245 N. Academy Blvd., CS/CO
Time: Social 6:00 PM Dinner 6:30 PM (Installations following dinner.)
RSVP: NO LATER THAN JUNE 8 by phone or e-mail to either of the following:
Jim Wermers [email protected] 719-659-6529
Fran Krom [email protected] 719-232-2988
It is very important that we have an accurate count of who will be attending. When you
RSVP, please provide the following information:
Your name and the name of your guest(s)
Selections for yourself and your guest(s)
Entrée (select one) Side (select one)
Steak - Baked Potato
Salmon - Steamed Vegetables
Lemon Pepper Chicken
Payment: $25/ person
Includes entrée, 1 side, soft drink, iced tea, or coffee, salad, rolls, and cake
Make your check payable to K of C Council 9993. Bring your check to the next council/
auxiliary meeting or mail it to the following address:
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick Catholic Church
6455 Brook Park Dr.
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80918
Knights’ Knews June 2015
Knights’ Knews June 2015
DATE: June 12, 2015
TIME: 5:15 pm
LOCATION: St. Patrick Church Bonzel Hall and Playground
FELLOWSHIP All Knights and members of their families
are invited to gather for an evening of
food and fun.
FOOD Council 9993 will provide hamburgers,
hot dogs, brats, soft drinks, and water.
Families attending are asked to provide a side dish or dessert for
all to enjoy.
FUN In addition to the new playground, a
Jumbo Bouncy House and games will be provided for small chil-
dren.
A basketball hoop will be provided for older children.
RSVP Number in your party by June 5 to either of the
following:
Jim Wermers [email protected] 719-659-6529
Rick Losey [email protected] 719-592-9472 (H)
719-210-6969 (C)
ANNUAL PICNIC
K of C Council 9993
Knights’ Knews June 2015
May 2015 Knight of the Month
The Brothers of St. Patrick Council 9993 recognize Father Nathan Hinds upon the completion of his journey to ordination to the priesthood on May 30, 2015. Bishop Michael Sheridan laid his hands upon Father Nathan administering the Sacrament of Holy Orders as he became a priest of the Diocese of Colorado Springs.
Our Brother Knight, Father Nathans’s journey to Catholicism and becoming a priest is a sign of the Holy Spirit working in our midst. He grew up in Colorado Springs and was raised in an Evangelical family. As a Christian and young man he noticed the differences in bibles used by different Christian religions and became interested in this. During the early 2000’s while studying at the University of Idaho he one day visited a Catholic church where he encoun-tered a campus youth minister. During the visit he suggested Bather Nathan read Dei Ver-bum, a Vatican II document that explains the origin of the bible. This study was instrumen-tal in Father Nathan becoming a Catholic at age 21.
After graduation and teaching sixth grade he returned to Colorado Springs for a time to help care for his family during his father’s illness. He joined the St. Patrick community. In November, 2004, he joined the Knights of Columbus and Council #9993. He attended daily Mass, assisted with the religious education program, and made visits to parishioners at the request brother Knight, Deacon Dick Brown. Out of this grew his recognition of a calling to the priesthood.
He describes his time in the seminary as a “meaningful experience”. During the pastoral assignments he has enjoyed assisting in the parishes, especially preaching when having the opportunity.
Congratulations Father Hinds. Our prayers are with you!!
Eric Mantz
Newest Saint Patrick Sir Knight by SK Ron Krom
The 4th Degree of the Knights of Columbus is the last and highest degree of the or-
der. The lesson taught for the 4th Degree is Patriotism, and when a Knight reaches
that degree, he achieves the title of Sir Knight. The 4th Degree is also the most visi-
ble arm of the order, the men you see with tuxedos, feathered chapeaus, capes and
swords. The different colors of capes and chapeaus represent different positions
held by members of the 4th Degree.
On May 17th, Eric and 25 other Knights joined the 4th degree in a formal ceremony,
followed by Mass and a banquet. Celebrant at Mass and keynote speaker Father
John Stearns was eloquent in describing what it means to be a Sir Knight.
Father John said that Father McGivney picked the title of Knight because members
are challenged to fight and defend, just as knights of olde. They must fight for their
country, for what is right and just, and defend the defenseless, protect our women and children. Those things mean
something different today, but they are still very necessary. As Catholics, Sir Knights are to lead the way in defending
the faith and the Church—to be loyal followers of Christ.
Knights’ Knews June 2015
CONGRATULATIONS BROTHER ROD
AND HERMIE SCHUMANN
Just Married May 23rd
Congratulations to the newest married couple in Council 9993 – Rod and Hermacilla “Hermie”
Schumann. The wedding and Mass was held at St. Patrick, with Father Larry Solan presiding,
assisted by Deacon Dick Brown. Rod wore a traditional Filipino wedding shirt instead of coat
and tie. They also lit a unity candle and offered flowers to our Blessed Mother.
The newlyweds held a reception at Academy hotel for about 40 friends and family, with appe-tizers, a nice buffet lunch/dinner, champagne for toasts, and of course cake. Best wishes to the happy couple for many years of wedded bliss.
The Bottom Line
"$upporting Our Good Works "
What follows is a brief summary of the financial activities associated with our 3rd Degree Council [9993] and 4th Degree Assem-
bly [3049].
May was another great month for Council 9993. Your generous participation in the King Soopers Neighborhood Card Program
has raised $5,899.05 so far this fraternal year. After careful consideration of the financial state of the Council, the Board of
Trustees, with the approval of the Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, & general membership, recommended a series of
“smaller” donations in the month of April and a few “substantial” donations in May. The distinction comes from a $500 limit
which restricts payments which can be made without a posted resolution. You saw several examples of these resolutions in last
month’s edition of the newsletter in addition to details on the smaller donations. In May, Council 9993 donated $1,000 to Home
Front Cares, the beneficiary of our Monte Carlo night, $1,000 to Pikes Peak Habitat For Humanity, and $1,500 to St. Mary's
High School, a Catholic school which did not receive additional funding from the diocese. These donations are in addition the
$100 to both Life Network and St. Patrick’s for our 2 regular monthly donations.
On the front of regular business, the Council reimbursement our Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight for their attendance of
the State Convention, $200 each. The Lighthouse Media Display in the gathering space required replenishment at a cost of
$238.14 with an income of $169.
If anyone would like more information on the financial status of the Council or the Assembly, please stop by any regular busi-
ness meeting or feel free to contact me directly.
Faithfully yours,
Taylor Lilly
Treasurer, Council 9993
Purser, Assembly 3049
Knights’ Knews June 2015
May 2015 Family of the Month
Tom and Mary Jo Resman Family
Tom and Mary Jo Resman met through the St. Pat-rick’s Young Adult Group and were married by Fa-ther Don Dunn at St. Patrick in 1991. They are celebrating 24 years of marriage this year! They have four children: Jacob (21) and Amy (19) who are students at the University of Colorado in Boul-der, and Kathleen (17) and Marie (14) who will be a senior and freshman respectively at St. Mary’s High School.
This family stands out in the way they participate in their many activities as a family, whether it is at church, in school, on vacation, or in service.
Tom and Mary Jo have made it a priority that each of their children receive a Catholic education—and all have attended, or will attend, eight years of Catholic grade school and four years at St. Mary’s. They have been exemplary students and participated in a range of school activities. Jacob and Amy are active with FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Stu-dents) and lead Bible studies while on campus at the University of Colorado.
Kathleen and Marie are also active at school and church. Each is participating in ministries at St. Patrick, whether it be Trinity Singers (Tom plays guitar at the Sunday evening Mass), Extra-Ordinary Minister of Holy Communion or Hospitality Minister (Mary Jo also serves in this manner). At St. Mary’s Kathleen is the stu-dent body president, and active in Students for Life. Marie, just graduated from St. Paul’s School played bas-ketball, with dad, Tom as her coach. A few years back she was the Colorado K of C State Free Throw Champion of her age group.
Much of Mary Jo and Tom’s volunteer activity is invested helping out at their Catholic schools. Tom will be serving his fourth year on the board of St. Mary’s, and is the incoming Board Chairman.
At St. Patrick, Tom and Mary Jo have served13 years on the FOCCUS marriage preparation team. Tom just completed three years on the St. Patrick Pastoral Council.
Fun and community service are also family focused. The have volunteered for many great organizations in-cluding: Special Olympics, Habitat for Humanity, Boy Scouts, American Heritage Girls and the soup kitchen. Fun activities: hiking, camping, skiing, travel, climbing mountains and visiting churches when they’re out of town. They are looking forward to a family spiritual pilgrimage to Medjugorje this summer.
Tom joined the order in October. 1996, and is a First Degree Knight. He participates in Council projects in-cluding the monthly pancake breakfast.
Thank you for the gift you are to us as a model of commitment to a Christian Family Life!
Knights’ Knews June 2015
Faithful Friar Mike’s Reflection
Padres Ponderings; I celebrated my 31st priestly ordination anniversary on Sunday May 31st with our Knights corporate communion Mass and Breakfast. I wish to thank you all for your encouragement, companionship and long term friendship. As you have heard, Fr. Brian is now a full time parochial vicar at St. Patrick. He has many gifts that you will enjoy. Fr. Larry continues on as pastor for another six years. Therefore you may be asking what will be my status in the near future. I wish I could tell you, however I have heard nothing from the higher ups. As long as that is the case I will be happy to continue sacramen-tal service with the parish. For your information, I would like to let you know that my priestly ministry continues to be fulfilled in other areas of the diocese. I serve as chaplain at Memorial Central Hospital on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We have Mass in the Hospital Chapel at 11:30 am on those days and following Mass I visit with critical need patients. Also on Tuesdays and Thursdays I preside Mass at the Benet Hill Monastery in the Black Forest. Mass is at 5pm and is open to visitors. On Weekends and weekdays I preside Mass at the Air Force Academy Community Chapel when called upon. I offer the Sacrament of Reconciliation at these places along with the Anointing of the Sick I also serve the local funeral homes for funeral home services in the community. Being a Knights Chaplain at St. Pat's and Our Lady of the Pines is awe inspiring as I see the faith, dedication and work the men and lady's offer in serving their parishes and supporting their priests. As I celebrate my 31st Anniversary I think of the many opportunities that lie ahead in God's plan and my fiat. Thanks for your love, support and prayers throughout the years and please remember and pray for all the current day Christians being slaughtered and martyred for their faith and belief in Jesus. If we are pronounced dead when our heart stops, why are we not pronounced alive when our hearts starts? Fr. Mike
Knights’ Knews June 2015
OUR GOOD WORKS PAY OFF! by Ron Krom
As we near the end of our fraternal year, it is customary to review our financial status. We usually find
that the Lord has rewarded our charitable efforts, and that we have more funds than needed to start the
next fraternal year. That is what happened this year. So our Trustees and Officers looked for worthy
charities that would benefit from those funds.
At a previous Annual Benefit, we donated to the Habitat for Humanity. So that was a community charity
that we felt was a good choice. At the May Social meeting, we presented a check to Chris Median and
Andy Petersen and Chris gave us a good briefing on how Habitat helps put deserving families into homes.
We learned that there is an extensive vetting process for candidates, and that they actually buy the
homes. The homes are not a gift. Chris said that our donation
would go to construction of the Pope Francis House being built
now.
Andy Baldovsky, a member of Council 9993 and his wife Tessie are managers at Renewed Vi-
sion Clinic. There people who can’t afford medical care can get eye exams and glasses. The
clinic accepts used glasses, measures the prescription, and files them to give to their patients.
Sometimes they need to buy glasses when they don’t have the right prescription on hand. Andy
and Tessie approached us for help, and we were able to
grant them a donation. They also gave a great presentation
on their charity, and invited us to stop in and see it. They
would also be glad to accept any used eyeglasses that you no longer need.
Another great charity that we had helped is The Home Front Cares. Al Batey, Grand Knight at Mount
St. Francis and Vice Chairman of THFC, came to receive a check and explain how they help active duty
military and veterans. Their assistance can prevent a family from being evicted or make a crucial car
repair, or pay a medical bill. Their organization has a very low overhead, and most donations end up
helping military families. So there’s how your charitable efforts pay off in caring for our community!
FUN TIMES AT USAFA GRADUATION by Ron Krom
You’ve seen the Air Force Academy graduation reported on TV and in the newspapers. Here is the
rest of the story. In order to get over 20,000 people safely into and out of the stadium, it takes a
courageous band of volunteers to guide them. You take a big, open, odd-shaped field, complete
with humps and bumps and ditches. Then you take a stream of cars driven by people focused only
on getting a parking spot as close and as quickly as possible. Never mind that you are trying to
make straight rows and leave room for cars to exit. While you are pointing to the location you want
them to take, they’re focused and heading for a spot on the opposite side of the field. They are
surprised and sometimes upset when told they must park where directed. Yet most drivers are
thankful to get a parking spot and are quite polite.
During the graduation ceremony, there
was a lull in activity, and we all chowed down on goodies brought by organizer
Frank Peck. There’s always a good time sharing food and fellowship, as well
as enjoying a job well done. The weather even smiled on us until the event
was over. And the Thunderbirds put on a great show. They flew low enough
and were loud enough to set off the car alarms around us. That made the day
a special treat.
Now it took us volunteers 3 or 4 hours getting all these cars into the lot. After
graduation, they all expected to leave at once. At parking lot 5, there were 6
or more exits dumping cars onto one two-lane road. Since cars were parked
on both sides of the road, hundreds of pedestrians were also trying to cross
the road at the same time. Then there were the drivers who wanted to turn
left, even though it was one-way to the right. I found myself at one exit, with cars coming two abreast from 3 directions, all in a hurry to
leave. Fortunately, almost all drivers were pretty courteous, and no one was hit, including us parkers.
Knights’ Knews June 2015
Knights’ Knews is published monthly by St. Patrick Knights of Columbus Council 9993 in Colorado Springs, CO.
Corrections or submissions should be sent to the editor.
If you have news, photos, or calendar items of interest to the Council, Ladies’ Auxiliary, or Assembly 3049, please submit them by the dead-
line (in electronic format if possible)..
Address all correspondence to:
K of C Council 9993
6455 Brook Park Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Editor: Rick Losey ([email protected])
Address, email, or phone number changes or corrections, send to Paul Miller jr. ([email protected])
Article Deadlines: 4th Wednesday of the Month
Council Meetings are at the McGivney Room at 6:30 PM: 1st Wednesdays—Officers and interested members
2nd Wednesdays—Business Meeting - All members
4th Wednesday — Social Meeting with Ladies’ Auxiliary
Assembly 3049 Meetings are at the McGivney Room at 7:00 PM on the 3rd Wednesday of each month.
Council 9993 Officers
Chaplain – Fr. Larry Solan
Grand Knight – Ron Krom
Deputy Grand Knight – Jim Wermers
Chancellor – Dr. Rick Losey
Financial Secretary – Paul Miller
Treasurer – Dr. Taylor Lilly
Recorder – Tony Patalano
Lecturer – Mark Elio
Advocate – Bob Sherwood
Warden – Chris Bergen
Inside Guard – Ellis Elee
Outside Guard – Tom Lovato
Trustee 1 Year – Tom Stevens
Trustee 2 Year – Doug Anderson
Trustee 3 Year – Herman Jasper
Council Insurance Agent – David Cary
Ladies’ Auxiliary Officers
President – Fran Krom
Vice-President – Irene Knudsen
Secretary – Maxine McDermott
Treasurer – Mary Rowland
Historian – Mary Ann Lamecker
Hostesses – Ann Weida, Glenda Cruse
Assembly 3049 Officers
Faithful Navigator – Douglas Ingalls
Faithful Comptroller – Paul Miller
Faithful Friar – Rev. Michael Butler
Faithful Captain – Jaime Santos
Faithful Admiral – Roger Claman
Faithful Purser – Dr. Taylor Lilly
Faithful Pilot – Daniel Rolenc
Faithful Scribe – Andrew Murr
Outer Sentinel – Dr. Rick Losey
Inner Sentinel – Mark Elio
One Year Trustee – Dwayne Enderle
Two year Trustee – James Sebestyen
Three Year Trustee – Tom Berens
Color Corps Commander – Jim Sebestyen
Knights of Columbus Council 9993 — Established 1989
Star Council Award Winners for Fraternal Years:
1991—1994—1996-1999—2000—2001 through 2009
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